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hhsbirds1

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  1. Maybe it is, but obviously Beechwood had cheerleaders! Maybe someone from Beechwood could comment on how they maintain their excellent cheerleading program to the 9th grade level.
  2. The freshman girls cheerlead on the JV staff. Thanks to the Mom's that decorate the lockers, you are appreciated! These kids were playing for the Championship last night. There was a group of 9th grade girls non affiliated with the team that were going to make a banner for the boys to run through before the game. It didn't happen. What about the band, if not the HHS band, how about some frosh band members to play the fight song throughout the game. Lastly, waive the $2 fee for our students. Give the boys the support they deserve! Hopefully things change for next year's frosh. As far as this year's frosh, how about a 9th grade baseball team!
  3. That picture is when the pass is on its way, obviously while the pass was still completed, a little bit of pass interference. Taking nothing away from Beechwood's victory, but the ref. on the stadium side never flagged anyone, except on True's run at the end of the 1st half.
  4. Congrats to Beechwood on playing a great game. Also a superb coaching job! How about the fake punt on their 1st drive, going for two after HHS made an illegal substitution, lining up for the extra point and faking it for two with a wide open pass (which came back due to a penalty), not kicking deep to HHS after #6 ran back the opening kickoff to the Beechwood 40, 3rd and 19 pass that resulted in not only a completion but a 70 yard score, the long drive after HHS had 12 men on the field etc., etc. Lastly they did a great job of scouting knowing that HHS would run the counter over and over and over. What about awesome fan support. As several of the HHS players sadly said after the game, Beechwood gave themselves home field advantage. They had actual cheerleaders, they had a sign that they ran thru coming onto the field which commended them on a great season, they had student section support with kids painted and cheering, their parents gave them standing ovations over and over. That being said. HHS frosh who read this post, keep your heads up. You guys are awesome! You had several key players in #34, #75, and #83 who were hurt, but you guys played hard and never quit. The talent is there and will be developed by Coach M. next year. Wide receivers and tight ends, keep up the hard work. You will be blended into and utilized in a passing offense next year. Running backs, key backs you did great, but those of you who played little or none at all on O, you will be in there. To the entire team, you had a great season!
  5. As a very good acquaintance of HHS #6, after a good post game meal, it was on to sitting in the hot tub with fellow linemen and QB, discussing weekend plans and next weeks game, as there is no school today. Game over, Dixie had and executed a great game plan! My game film shows the kick as a hard line drive to HHS #61 (good catch), not an onside kick. As for the HB pass, HHS was sending the house, including DBs on most plays during the last Dixie drive anticipating the run. Pass was destined to, and did work. It added 6 more points to a game that was over. Play to win! Move on to next weeks game like the frosh players have.

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